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The phantom metrics
“I should be farther along by now.”
Apr 2
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The expert and the enthusiast
The very thing that makes you hesitant to speak up is what makes your contribution especially valuable.
Mar 26
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Throughput vs. thought
How do you figure out how much effort to give and where your effort should go?
Mar 19
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In terms of values
Making it make sense might not fix anything.
Mar 12
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Time for teenage rebellion
If you were too well-behaved the first time around, now’s your chance.
Mar 5
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The tiny solution
Changing your life doesn’t have to be Hollywood-bold.
Feb 26
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No one is to blame
That pressure to perform comes from within, not without.
Feb 19
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The art of insanity
Doing the same thing over and over again is what leads to impressive results over time.
Feb 12
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A different kind of discipline
I thought my willingness to push through was virtuous. Paradoxically, it was a kind of laziness.
Feb 5
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Hard on purpose
You’re free to choose the most difficult way, for fun.
Jan 29
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The missing tactics
How to break out of a plateau when you don’t know how to break out of a plateau.
Jan 22
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Principles and pragmatism
Those of us who aren’t billionaires need to choose our battles.
Jan 15
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